[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Scott® 1000 Sheet Toilet Paper is a great everyday choice if you’re looking for value and reliability. Each roll lasts a long time — perfect for families or anyone who doesn’t want to constantly change rolls. It’s 1-ply, so it’s thinner than some other brands, but it still gets the job done and is septic-safe, which is a big plus for homes with older plumbing or septic systems.

Are you crazy or are you oblivious. Your product on bathroom tissue is horrible. Haven’t seen your cardboard less product but have many issues with what you sell. I doubt it’s 1000 pieces. Can’t find first or last . You need new people to fix it. I can send you pics of your failure. Not what is was 5 years shiv.. Fix it!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This toilet paper is slightly depressing. I’m not sure it can even be considered single ply. It’s so thin and rough - worse that toilet paper you get at public restrooms. Instead of the 3-4 squares that I need when using normal toilet paper, I have to use 10+ sheets and still don’t feel satisfied. It does seem to last forever as it has tons of sheets. There are probably better ways to save money than using this, unfortunately.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got the Scott 1000 sheet toilet paper to try. I personally feel it’s a little too thin so I feel like you have to use more. It’s decently soft but again not quite as soft as I prefer. I like that it’s septic friendly, and I mean it’s toilet paper. It gets the job done.

I would like to voice my opinion on this matter because it strongly bothers me. I have been using Scottissue for years now. Now i am seeing a tv commercial advertising your tubeless tissue. and what a great concept it is because consumers use a lot of this product. you hail your pride in it, yet you still sell it ina plastic wrapper. i would like to note this...paper (even tubes) dissolves easily while the plastic wrapper on your products can take up to 12 years to dissolve. dont you think it would eb a greater service to our world to once again start sellling your product in a thin paper wrapper? this is just MY own opinion and somethign that i think would be a more viable selling point that doing away with the tube.

I've been using Scott toilet papers for years. However, over the past six months or so, the quality of this product has gone down hill. I'd like to choose a thicker/stronger product however, because I live in a basement and have a flush up toilet, I have to use a one ply product because if I use anything of better quality, I run into problems with the pump. Getting back to my review.....the last roll I bought wasn't only thin.....it actually had little holes in the paper which made a product already substandard to be worst. When I first started using this product, it was a better grade than the product being sold. I guess I'll have to try and find another 1000 roll that won't fall apart in my hands.

The last 3 years this tissue has changed. When did it go from 2 ply to 1 ply? I've been using Scott tissue for decades since the 80s and it's always been 2 ply. Recently, I've noticed since buying a 30 pack of toilet paper- they are now 1 ply. If that's the case I'll buy HEB brand 1000 sheets which is cheaper and is also 1 ply. Thanks Scott for making this transition easier for me. Would mark this product a raring of 0 zero if I was allowed to.

Have used Scott TP entire life, 1000 single ply is sufficient and better for manufacuring impact on environment, etc. However, this year, the quality is not the same. Way too thin. Previous comment replies by the company indicate Scott did not change the product, but several comments indicate it sure seems to have changed, including a side-by-side comparison. Somehow the product changed.

Have been a dedicated user of Scott Tissue for eons. Recently bought a 21 pk and the quality is less than acceptable . It's so thin that even triple the amount needed for bathroom needs it falls apart. What happened to quality control? Not sure you can see how thin it is but I'm sending a photo anyway.

Scott 1000 toilet paper is really good. It’s strong and doesn’t tear easily, but it’s still easy to use. Even though it’s not super soft, it works well and lasts a long time because the rolls have so many sheets. If you’re looking for something affordable and that lasts, this is a great choice!